All about Madame Lubatti, a lasting legacy

Madame Lubatti was a remarkable lady, a skincare specialist who hand-mixed her own lotions and potions in her stylish London apartment for society ladies, English royalty and celebrities from the 1920s onwards.

She was a lady ahead of her time and saw anyone who was anyone in London during this period.  Vivien Leigh and Princess Marina (mother of Princess Alexandra) were among her impressive client list.

She was a terribly striking lady, very glamorous and beautiful.  A homeopath by trade, she travelled to the Far East and settled in Hong Kong for sometime while perfecting her skills - she often talked about her wonderful house out there.  However, she soon discovered her first love was in fact, skincare and over the ensuing years, her focus shifted solely to skincare. 

Eileen Malone went to see Madame Lubatti as a client; Madame took one look at Eileen Malone’s hands and hired her on the spot and thus a piece of history was made.  Eileen worked directly with Madame Lubatti and trained under her guidance until Madame sadly passed away in the early 1970s.

Madame Lubatti not only developed and hand-mixed creams and lotions for her clients, but used these creams during her facial massage treatments, an art that was passed down to Eileen Malone and then to Tracey Malone.

Madame Lubatti’s legacy now lives on through the new Lubatti Collection.  Using the exclusive and secret recipes inspired and developed by Madame Lubatti, the Collection is a true representation of the original products, and a celebration of Madame Lubatti and everything she stood for.